Sentence examples for embedded implications from inspiring English sources

Policies focusing exclusively on training or deployment were limited; most documents focused on both training and deployment or were broader with embedded implications for the management of HRH or MNCH.

Unfortunately, it is the embedded future implications of this event that are so misleading and undermine that value.

This imprecision also makes the author seem occasionally unmindful of the political implications embedded in her more sweeping statements.

Similar to a matryoshka doll, the Russian authorities are wrestling simultaneously with foreign policy goals and the domestic implications embedded in them.

De Paoli-Iseppi R, Johansson PA, Menzies AM et al. Comparison of whole-exome sequencing of matched fresh and formalin fixed paraffin embedded melanoma tumours: implications for clinical decision making.

Theoretical and practical implications embedded in the dynamic context of Asia in general, and China more specifically are discussed.

The final chapter considers the surviving boys as veterans, and Cox weighs the personal and political implications embedded in their applications for pensions.

But there are market values embedded in these implications and techniques.

In addition, he said that the ICO would look at Facebook's privacy policy, the rights to data the company asserts and the privacy implications of applications embedded in Facebook.

Eighth, modify textbooks to reflect the historic narrative more accurately to mitigate the psychological impediment between the two sides, especially those issues with historic, religious, or national security implications, which are embedded in the public psyche.

Embedded in this attitude is the implication that they do not need to care because they are the richest, most powerful nation on earth.